Travel Tip: If you have limited time in Oaxaca City and are a big fan of textiles, check out the Friday/Saturday Pochimilco Market which features quality textiles from from Ayuuk, Chinanteco and Zapotec artisans. Highlights include original designs from Teotitlan weavers Angela Mendoza and Reynaldo Sosa and huipiles from Ayuuk and Chinanteco communities. Julio sells rebozos that can be used by nursing mothers to carry babies.
Oaxaca City Treasure Hunt: Textiles (Busqueda de Tesoros)
Here's a difficult challenge. Find the embroidered textiles from Doña Ines at the Sanchez Pascuas Market. Be advised that Ines sells on the west side of the market across from the news stand on an irregular basis (about every two weeks for a few days). Hint

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Algodon (Cotton) - Bufanda (Scarf) - Chales - Colcha (Beadspread) - Coton (Traditional man's shirt) - Hilo (Thread) - Huipil - Lana (Wool) - Mantel (Tablecloth) - Quechquémitl - Rebozo (Shawl) - Silk (Seda) - Tellar (Loom)Headlines
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Travel Tip: If you have limited time in Oaxaca City and are a big fan of textiles, check out the Friday/Saturday Pochimilco Market which features quality textiles from from Ayuuk, Chinanteco and Zapotec artisans. Highlights include original designs from Teotitlan weavers Angela Mendoza and Reynaldo Sosa and huipiles from Ayuuk and Chinanteco communities. Julio sells rebozos that can be used by nursing mothers to carry babies.For quality textiles, visit Adolfina, Ayuuk Tienda, Los Baules and Mujeres Artesanas de las Regiones de Oaxaca (MARO).
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Oaxaca City Treasure Hunt: Textiles (Busqueda de Tesoros)
Here's a difficult challenge. Find the embroidered textiles from Doña Ines at the Sanchez Pascuas Market. Be advised that Ines sells on the west side of the market across from the news stand on an irregular basis (about every two weeks for a few days). HintEditing
Where to buy crafts in Oaxaca CityBy Materials
Lana = WoolAnamalitos
Bolsas
Monederos
Sarapes
Tapetes
Algodón = Cotton
Blusa
Colcha
Cortina
Huipil
Mandil
Manteles
Ropa Tipica
Seda = Silk
Huipil
Rebozo
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INAH expondrá riqueza textil prehispánicaRestauran textiles arqueológicos de más de 1,000 años
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